United by a shared interest in God's word and its preservation, Alex Bojko, Bryan Ross, and David Reid bring complementary perspectives to the study of Bible history, translation, and the development of the English Bible. Through historical research, biblical teaching, and thoughtful examination of the evidence, they seek to help others better understand the remarkable history of the Scriptures and the individuals whose labors helped bring God's word to the English-speaking world.

Alex Bojko brings a thoughtful, historically grounded approach to the study of the Bible and its transmission through the centuries. His presentations explore the life and times of William Tyndale, the development of early English Bible translations, and the theological convictions that shaped the work of the Reformers. Through careful historical examination, Alex helps audiences better understand the people, events, and circumstances that contributed to making the Scriptures available in the English language.

Bryan Ross is a dedicated student and teacher of Bible history, with a particular emphasis on the preservation of Scripture, the history of the English Bible, and the King James Bible. His teaching combines historical research with detailed analysis of translation methods, textual development, and the English language. Through his presentations, Bryan seeks to equip believers with a deeper understanding of how God's word has been transmitted, translated, and preserved for English-speaking readers.

David Reid brings an analytical and engaging approach to the study of Scripture and church history. His presentations examine significant events and individuals in the history of the English Bible, including William Tyndale's early translation efforts, his enduring legacy, and the historical context surrounding his work. David encourages audiences to examine historical claims carefully, distinguish fact from tradition, and develop a more informed appreciation for the history of God's word.